Viper vs TT Mustang
How many different accounts does this make now?
His first post backed up with the second quoting you insulting your truck and join date gives it away a tad bit. For ***** sake, if you're gonna come back for the millionth time try to come back with a little different attitude.
His first post backed up with the second quoting you insulting your truck and join date gives it away a tad bit. For ***** sake, if you're gonna come back for the millionth time try to come back with a little different attitude.
My Corvette was relatively quick but nothing extraordinary special. Was nothing to brag about, just a car that suited my needs and taste.I even gave a little advice a couple posts back. At least come back with a little different attitude, the one you continue to have obviously doesn't work. If you're not wanted and get booted, when you come back try to have a little different mindset so you're not generally disliked and unwanted like before. Good luck to ya.
It didn't seem like the stang made 700whp..But is what it is. The Viper makes what 610whp? So roughly 90whp difference and about 600-700lbs?
Last edited by ohioborn80; Jan 16, 2015 at 12:36 PM.
Aren't the new Vipers capable to easily holding close to 1000hp stock? Doubt he's anywhere near pushing the limits of the engine.
pdv would have to verify, but I think he said his Viper made 620whp with the bolt-ons and tune. The stang seemed a bit lazy for 700whp with twins.
Aren't the new Vipers capable to easily holding close to 1000hp stock? Doubt he's anywhere near pushing the limits of the engine.
Aren't the new Vipers capable to easily holding close to 1000hp stock? Doubt he's anywhere near pushing the limits of the engine.
Doesn't seem that Mustang is at 700RWHP. 700 is definitely pushing the stock 5.0 on pump gas. On E85 the stock motor can take it. I am at 600RWHP on my twin turbo thru an A6 on a conservative tune. I would like to see what that twin turbo traps at to get a real idea of what it is pushing dynos cab be manipulated. I will have some track times Sunday.
the stock internals can handle 800rwhp. 700 rwhp forever.
600 my *** lol.
2015 rods are the same as boss.
ive talked to John Lund. the car is getting data logged dyno tuned when the CJ setup/cams go in.
Last edited by assasinator; Jan 17, 2015 at 02:18 PM.
wrong lol. Justin Burcham ran STOCK coyote engine at 804rwhp for an entire season of nmra drag racing. saw the car myself. talked to him myself. pushed the car back to his pits when it sheared all the 8.8 ring gear bolts off at the line.
the stock internals can handle 800rwhp. 700 rwhp forever.
600 my *** lol.
2015 rods are the same as boss.
ive talked to John Lund. the car is getting data logged dyno tuned when the CJ setup/cams go in.
the stock internals can handle 800rwhp. 700 rwhp forever.
600 my *** lol.
2015 rods are the same as boss.
ive talked to John Lund. the car is getting data logged dyno tuned when the CJ setup/cams go in.
Race as expected.... great kill. Its gonna take more then just a boosted coyote to beat that viper. Its gonna need to be dialed in, some weight dropped, and def not be racing on 20s. My guess is the viper is in the mid 130s trap. To get a coyote to go faster then that, its gonna take more then just slapping some turbos on a stock car. Average boosted coyotes are doing 129-132.
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....
Race as expected.... great kill. Its gonna take more then just a boosted coyote to beat that viper. Its gonna need to be dialed in, some weight dropped, and def not be racing on 20s. My guess is the viper is in the mid 130s trap. To get a coyote to go faster then that, its gonna take more then just slapping some turbos on a stock car. Average boosted coyotes are doing 129-132.
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....
Race as expected.... great kill. Its gonna take more then just a boosted coyote to beat that viper. Its gonna need to be dialed in, some weight dropped, and def not be racing on 20s. My guess is the viper is in the mid 130s trap. To get a coyote to go faster then that, its gonna take more then just slapping some turbos on a stock car. Average boosted coyotes are doing 129-132.
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....
And i wouldnt want 800whp in a coyote... playing with fire. Hell Im worried about making that on my motor. But then again... I wouldnt be playing with a stock 5.3 with boost either....

lol at the jealousy of autocock.
I wasnt comparing the two motors. My point was I wouldnt be throwing a million lbs of boost at a stock 5.3 like every one else seems to think you can do with ease. Cast is cast... you one big hp safely. You need good parts. Plain and simple.







